primates have good eye - sight .what makes it good? a) they have three dimensional vision due to binocular, sterescopic vision b) they have 360 degree vision c) they can see extremely long distances c) all of the above
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Primates do have three-dimensional vision due to binocular, stereoscopic vision. This allows them to accurately judge distances and depth, which is crucial for their survival in the wild. Option b) is incorrect. Primates do not have 360-degree vision. This is a Show more…
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